When you think about who is going to be hit the hardest by pollution, whether it’s conventional air water and soil pollution or climate change, it is very often low-income communities and communities of color. The undercutting of these kinds of protections is going to have a disproportionate impact on these very same communities.
Taking the Reins of Government
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… Above all, the President and those - 607 Above all, the President and those who serve under him or her must be committed to the Constitution and … - page 21
… the separation of powers among the three branches, and the separation of powers between the federal government and the states. This double security has been greatly … branch...writes federal policy, enforces that policy, and often adjudicates whether that policy was properly … - page 21
… Political appointees who are answerable to the President and have decision-making authority in the executive branch … authority to non-partisan “experts,” who pursue their own ends while engaging in groupthink, insulated from American … merely those that the President desires to see executed; and how it can achieve results and not be stymied by an … - page 21
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